> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hit.one/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hit.one/your-first-spin.md).

# Your first spin

This walkthrough takes you from a new account to your first closed spin.

Expect about five minutes end to end.

### 1. Sign in

Open [the app](https://app.hit.one/) and tap **Login**.

You can sign in with email, X, or an existing wallet.

Hit One uses Privy for authentication.

On first login, Privy creates an embedded wallet for you on MegaETH.

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If you land on a waitlist screen, share your referral link to move up. You enter the game once you are off the list.
{% endhint %}

### 2. Fund your wallet

Each spin uses `USDM` on MegaETH.

Open **Wallet** and choose **Deposit**.

You have two options:

* **Direct** — send `USDM` to your MegaETH wallet address
* **Bridge** — bridge to `USDM` from Base or Solana in the app

Bridging from Base or Solana needs a small amount of `ETH` or `SOL` on the source chain for gas.

If the app prompts for another gas top-up, follow the prompt.

Your `USDM` appears in your wallet once the bridge completes.

For deposit steps, see [Deposit](/wallet/deposit.md).

### 3. Set your trade amount

On the game screen, drag the **TRADE AMOUNT** slider to choose how much `USDM` to use.

Limits are `$1` to `$100` `USDM`.

Whole numbers only.

You can also enable Profit Guard before you spin.

For how Profit Guard works, see [Stop Losses and Liquidation](/1000x/stop-losses-and-liquidation.md).

### 4. Spin

Tap **SPIN**.

Your wallet prompts you to sign a `USDM` transfer for the trade amount.

Approve the transaction.

The slot machine rolls three things:

1. **Market** — `BTC`, `ETH`, or `SOL`
2. **Side** — `LONG` or `SHORT`
3. **Leverage** — `500x` to `1000x`

Once the reels settle, your position is open.

### 5. Manage the position

The trading panel replaces the slot machine.

It shows live PnL and elapsed time.

While the position is open, you can:

* **Double Down** — add collateral to the position
* **Sell 50%** — close half the position
* **Close** — close the full position

If you do nothing, the position stays open until you close it or the stop loss triggers.

For control details, see [Game Controls](/game-controls.md).

For automatic closes, see [Stop Losses and Liquidation](/1000x/stop-losses-and-liquidation.md).

### 6. The recap

When the position closes, a recap appears.

This can happen manually or automatically.

The recap shows:

* Final PnL
* Entry and close prices
* Duration
* A chart of price movement during the trade

Tap **Continue** to return to the game screen.

Tap **Share** to export an image.

### 7. The payout

Your remaining collateral plus profit is sent to your wallet automatically.

On profitable trades, the close fee is deducted first.

Payout usually arrives within seconds.

See [Payouts](/1000x/payouts.md).

You can spin again any time.

Each spin is its own deposit.

There is no trading account balance to top up.

### What's next

* [How it works](/1000x/how-it-works.md)
* [Stop Losses and Liquidation](/1000x/stop-losses-and-liquidation.md)
* [Payouts](/1000x/payouts.md)
* [FAQ](/1000x/faq.md)
* [Sign up / Login](/account/sign-up-login.md)


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